Shamong Township, New Jersey
Shamong Township, United States
Shamong Township, New Jersey connects to 1519 places across 3 topics through 11 Bunkabop connections, rooted in Indigenous history and Algonquian languages. The township sits within the historical territory of the Lenape, who spoke Unami, a dialect of the Lenape language within the Algonquian family. Its connections trace the Lenape and Munsee communities' displacement westward under the Indian Removal policy of the 1820s and 1830s, linking the township to Wisconsin, the Oneida people, and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community. A history connection also ties it to William Still, the 19th-century abolitionist.
Unami language
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: United States | Canada | Pennsylvania | New Jersey | Ontario
William Still
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: United States | Chicago, Illinois | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Pennsylvania
Munsee language
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: United States | Canada | New York City, New York | New Jersey | Ontario
Stockbridge–Munsee Community
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: United States | New York City, New York | Pennsylvania | Massachusetts | New Jersey
Oneida people
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: United States | Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Massachusetts
Indian Removal
Connects Shamong Township, New Jersey to: Florida | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Atlanta, Georgia | Mississippi | Wisconsin